I am really trying to express myself as clearly as I can, but it is impossible to present a dialectic state by covering it up with an old fig leaf of logic just for the sake of the mentally lazy layman. Gordon L.Prescott wore a turtleneck sweater
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I am really trying to express myself as clearly as I can, but it is impossible to present a dialectic state by covering it up with an old fig leaf of logic just for the sake of the mentally lazy layman. Gordon L.Prescott wore a turtleneck sweater under a plaid coat, tweed trousers and heavy golf shoes."The correlation of the transcendental to the purely spatial in the buil dingunder discussion is entirely screwy," he said. "If we take the horizontal as theone-dimensional, the vertical as the two-dimensional, the diagonal as the three-dimensional, and the interpenetration of spaces as the fourth-dimensional--architecture being a fourth-dimensional art--Contradiction inherent in architecture, is here absolutely absent. "John Erik Snyte testified modestly and unobtrusively that he had employed Roark in his office, that Roark had been an unreliable, disloyal and unscrupulous employee, and that Roark had started his career by stealing a client from hi Mr. Hopton Stoddard. He should have known better. It is a scientific fact that the architectural style of the Renaissance is the only one appropriate to our age. If our best people, like Mr. Stoddard, refuse to recognize this, what can you expect from all sorts of parvenus, would-be architects and the rabble in general? It has been proved that Renaissance is the only permissible style for all churches, temples and cathedrals
we can seequite simply that this building is homaloidal, or--in the language of the layman--flat. The flowing life which comes from the sense of order in chaos, or,if you prefer, from unity in diversity, as well as vice versa, which is the realization of the m.On the fourth day of the trial the plaintiff’s attorney called his last witness."Miss Dominique Francon," he announced solemnly.Mallory gasped, but no one heard it; Mike’s hand clamped down on his wrist and made him keep still
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